Monetary supply is a tool of monetary policy, not fiscal policy. Fiscal policy focuses on government spending, taxation, and transfer payments.

The 73rd Amendment does not provide for elections to be held every year; it mandates elections every 5 years.

The supremacy of the State Constitution is not a feature of India's federal structure; the Constitution of India is supreme.

Issuing currency is a function of central banks, not commercial banks.

Providing personal loans is not a function of the central bank; it focuses on monetary policy and banking regulation.

Conducting elections is not a function of the Gram Panchayat; it is the responsibility of the Election Commission.

Conducting elections for the State Assembly is not a function of the Gram Sabha; it is the responsibility of the Election Commission.

Judicial review is not a function of the Parliament; it is a power of the judiciary.

Setting up disaster relief funds is not a direct function of the RBI; rather, it focuses on monetary policy and regulating the banking sector.

While the RBI regulates banks and manages foreign exchange reserves, issuing government bonds is typically the responsibility of the government.

While the RBI manages monetary policy and currency, it does not directly regulate food prices.

Setting fiscal policy is not a function of the RBI; it is primarily responsible for monetary policy and regulating the banking sector.

Providing personal loans is not a function of the Reserve Bank of India; it primarily regulates and supervises banks.

While paying taxes is a civic responsibility, it is not listed as a Fundamental Duty in the Constitution.

Paying taxes is a legal obligation but is not listed as a Fundamental Duty in the Constitution.

Increasing government revenue is not a direct goal of monetary policy; it focuses on inflation, employment, and currency stability.

Dynamic budgeting is not a recognized method of budgeting; the other three are established budgeting techniques used in fiscal management.

Parliamentary sovereignty is not considered a part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution, which emphasizes the supremacy of the Constitution itself.

The Supreme Court does not have legislative power; it has judicial review, advisory jurisdiction, and original jurisdiction.

Military intervention is not a principle of the WTO; the organization focuses on trade regulations and agreements.

Mandatory retirement age is not a provision under the Civil Services Conduct Rules; it is governed by separate regulations.

There is no educational qualification required to be a member of the Rajya Sabha.

Monetary supply control is a tool of monetary policy, not fiscal policy.

Income Tax Rate is a fiscal policy tool, not a monetary policy tool used by the RBI.

There is no category known as 'Executive Bill' in the Indian Parliament.

While creeping, galloping, and stagflation are recognized types of inflation, 'walking inflation' is not a standard term used in economics.

Personal relationships are generally not covered under the Civil Services Conduct Rules, while the others are.

Judges of the High Courts are appointed by the President of India, as per Article 217 of the Constitution.

The President does not have the power to make laws; this power is vested in the Parliament.

The ENP primarily targets Eastern Europe and the Southern Mediterranean regions.